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This self-portrait exemplifies Schiele’s innovative approach to portraiture
The Madonna
abuse of power
while the figure's posture suggests introspection and a deep connection with the natural world
Cimon and Pero | Peter Paul Rubens | c. 1612 Andrea Mantegna This self-portrait exemplifies Schiele’s innovativeAbout the artwork: Peter Paul Rubens Cimon and Pero (c. 1612) dramatizes the ancient Roman tale of filial piety, where the imprisoned old man Cimon is secretly kept alive by the selfless act of his daughter Pero, who nurses him at her own breast. Rubens heightens the tension of the scene through his typically dynamic composition and voluptuous handling of flesh, contrasting the frailty of the starving father with the youthful vitality of the daughter.
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